Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Wallace Carl Hansen .Silence is golden Wallace hails from Shirley and ranks among the quiet- est from that town. At present he holds a very responsible position with a large Shirley manufacturing company. The week that Wallace does not go to work, the shop closes. Edna Florence Harland Who says little, has little to answer for Edna is a quiet girl but ardent student who takes everything as it comes. She believes in doing a thing right the first time. .She also tries to convince us that she is learned by wearing those goggles. Arthur Burton Hayes Courtesy makes all men equal Arthur, popularly known as the General, is very good at his major subjects, mechanical drawing and physical training. His chief duty is to patrol the corridors which he does with the punctiliousness and thoroughness of a top sergeant. James Bernard Hennessey Laugh if you are wise Jimmy is mostly responsible for the home-like air in Room .38. His red face and humorous actions add to the characteristics of that domicile. His favorite saying is: Where's the Cleghorn car? Bernard Joseph Hickey Nonsense makes the heart grow fonder liciiiard Hickey may not he the fastest man in High .Sr:hr)ol, bill (iii i-.in't beat him in inventing all kinds of ingeni'iiis ,iiif| i.laii iM;- cmmiscs and arguments. He is a general good sioiii, although rerl-hearled .iiid in hot water oceasion.illy. 25

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Aina Josephine GrOnroos Ilcr voice was like the sound of many waters Aiiia is another member of the ( ominercial Course,-. Ilcr soft voice and jjentle manner have endi ared her to all her classmates. It may sound unbelievable, but Aina doesn'l seem to lose any sleep o cr the other se. . She is a staunch iiicndiei- of ihi' ( ili'c Club. Herbert Rodney Groop He ivas a man, take him for all on all, We shall never see his like again Herbie is an ardent follower of sports in many of which he participates. He is the king of many queens and rather likes his job which extends from Clinton to F itchburg. Remember after that football game, Herbie, when you got the big wave from the referee's car? Oh Boy! Elisabeth Rowe Gruener .4 moderate pace for a long race Elisabeth claims she has existed on reputation alone since she was a Freshie. That must have been some repu- tation! What could the Red and Gray do without her? We hope Wellesley won't overlook its opportunity when her name comes up for admission this year. Carl Paul Haenisch All the world's a stage Culley sells hardware down at the Central Hardware store. They didn't misplace him when they put him on the radio counter. We're looking forward to the time when we can listen over Haenisch radio sets. Earl Forest Hallet Music hath charms From the wilds of West Groton comes this youth who won the Wallace Music Essay prize during his Junior year. Anybody who has seen his mass of hair can under- stand his middle name, but where did he get those won- derful word pictures which he used in his essay? 24

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Rosa Helen Hoehn A maiden fdir with coal black hair Rosa believes in educating the aliens for she works every other week for Miss Burdo, the Americanization teacher. Rosa is rather reserved in s' hool Init we have heard that on closer ac(|uaintance the reserve melts away. .She is as fond of s ;oofi times as she is of j etting good marks. Hazelle Barbara Hopkins A maiden fair, with curly hair Hazelle is a very attractive girl and has many admirers, at least enough to keep Jimmy guessing. She used to have some difficulty in Biology in distinguishing the parts of a frog's heart, but now she has learned that a frog's heart isn't so very difTerent from other hearts. Ruth Eloise Houghton She was ever fair ajid never proud, Had tongue at luill; yet was never loud Ruth's cheerful disposition and pleasant smile make her a good friend and companion. We hear that she is one of Mr. Dufour's favorite pupils in fourth hour Spanish. Lately, her ambition has won her a place on the honor roll. She is anxiously awaiting the day when she can join the nursing profession to benefit mankind. Our best wishes for success will go with her. James John Humphreys ' Tis love that makes the arm go 'round James has the male counterpart of the school girl com- plexion. We have watched with interest his friendship for H. H. wax and wane for quite some time. Golf is a pretty good exercise in James' opinion. Ernest Benjamin Innerasky He sleeps by day more than the wildcat Ernest is one of Mr. Hunter's part-time boys. Chem- istry and other like subjects do not bother him in the least. An occasional nudge on Monday morning keeps him in running condition for the week. 26